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 1    I,  I  |    summer costume. They shook hands.~“You were exercising, I
 2    I,  I  |       not.~Then, putting both hands on the shoulders of the
 3    I,  I  |      man who has detached the hands has let drop the whole upper
 4    I,  I  |      over abstractedly in his hands. He leaned over, kissed
 5    I,  I  |    looked at the clock, whose hands moved toward the usual hour
 6    I,  I  |       allowed him to take her hands, which he kept in his. He
 7    I,  I  |       she hid her face in her hands, then she suddenly sprang
 8    I,  I  |   knees and tried to take her hands, but she drew them away
 9    I,  I  |     he had taken flight, with hands extended, and that he had
10    I,  I  |       wishes to die, ties his hands together before leaping
11    I,  II |      skin!”~The two men shook hands and began to talk of the
12    I,  II |      Guilleroy entered, shook hands warmly, excusing himself
13    I,  II |     allowed to droop his pale hands with interminable fingers.
14    I,  II |        delighted, clapped her hands, exclaiming: “Heavens! How
15    I,  II |     aunt likewise, then shook hands with the rest of the company,
16    I,  III|       forth. She extended her hands cordially.~“We never see
17    I,  III| smiling, quite at home, shook hands with several men.~“I choose
18    I,  III|      seem to descend into the hands and fix themselves upon
19    I,  III|      on her knee, to take the hands from which would slip the
20    I,  III|      anger, and when he shook hands with the Inspector of Fine
21    I,  III|   with curious gaze, her idle hands holding the interrupted
22    I,  III| continually at the clock, the hands of which approached midnight.
23    I,  III|   taking his head between her hands, kissed him slowly and tenderly
24    I,  III|     his brow the touch of her hands, and, against his cheek,
25    I,  III|       he repeated, taking her hands.~“Good-by, my friend!”~“
26    I,  IV |     would give him one of her hands, which he clasped in his,
27   II,  I  |       rushed toward him, with hands extended, exclaiming:~“Ah,
28   II,  I  |       stuffs, and again shook hands with mutual sympathy.~“And
29   II,  II | Olivier, without dropping the hands he clasped in his own, looked
30   II,  II |       slowly, cigar in mouth, hands clasped behind him, through
31   II,  III|   feel herself in the skilful hands of the young girls who undressed
32   II,  III|     Olivier said, rubbing his hands:~“Well, Mademoiselle Nane,
33   II,  III|    were alone, she seized his hands and stammered:~“Olivier!
34   II,  III|     Then, slowing raising her hands, she took the hands of the
35   II,  III|       her hands, she took the hands of the painter and held
36   II,  III|    daughter!”~He withdrew his hands abruptly, and with the vivacity
37   II,  IV |       pale life.~Bertin, with hands behind his back, paced the
38   II,  IV |      He began to laugh, shook hands with her, and sitting near
39   II,  IV |       the laces attracted his hands; the most insignificant
40   II,  V  |    two little packages in his hands, offering one to the mother,
41   II,  V  |    love her!”~He withdrew his hands, unable to control his impatience
42   II,  V  |       that heavy hair in both hands he raised her head violently,
43   II,  V  |  beside him again, seized his hands, looked at him, and said
44   II,  V  |   long time without speaking, hands clasped in hands, deeply
45   II,  V  |    speaking, hands clasped in hands, deeply moved and very sad.
46   II,  V  |    thin papers. He thrust his hands among the mass, among all
47   II,  V  |  Bertin,” said he.~They shook hands; then Landa continued: “
48   II,  V  |     clapping of the masseurs’ hands on bare flesh and the sudden
49   II,  V  |      approached them to shake hands. Among them were the big
50   II,  V  |      The Marquis entered, his hands on his hips, with the easy
51   II,  V  |     in order to avoid shaking hands with Farandal, who was approaching
52   II,  VI |    women clapped their gloved hands, while the men standing
53   II,  VI |    Bertin wished to seize her hands to make her stop. His heart
54   II,  VI |     the need to clasp devoted hands, to see faithful eyes, to
55   II,  VI |      so wounded. Throwing her hands upon his shoulders, and
56   II,  VI |       Good-by!”~He kissed her hands many times, then he kissed
57   II,  VI |  beside the bed, she put both hands gently on one of Olivier’
58   II,  VI |        both motionless, their hands clasped under the coverlet.
59   II,  VI |      the bed, and putting her hands on the two edges of the
60   II,  VI |      burning contact of their hands. She pressed, with gentle
61   II,  VI |   they may fall into anyone’s hands, a notary, a servant, or
62   II,  VI |     the same movement of both hands, she cast into the fireplace